126 Years of Family Serving Family – Lois Bell, Barksdale Air Force Base
The customer experience associate has a lot of memories from her 40 years at the Exchange–and she’s still making them.
Central Region
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Renovations Continue at Fort Rucker Food Court, Main Store
While Starbucks and Qdoba Mexican Eats are fully operational, and other infrastructure improvements are complete, work continues on the reimaging project that began in September 2020.
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The Eagle Has Landed! Fort Hood Exchange is First PX to Welcome American Eagle
The iconic denim brand is also available at ShopMyExchange.com and will roll out to more than 30 PXs and BXs in 2022.
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American Eagle is Landing at ShopMyExchange.com, Select PXs, BXs
The Exchange will launch the brand Friday at Fort Hood.
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She Made the Grade! Fort Knox Fourth-Grader Scores $1,500 Exchange Gift Card for Academic Excellence
She studies, she scores! Fort Knox student Sydney Taliaferro won a $1,500 @shopmyexchange gift card in the You Made the Grade sweepstakes.
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Fort Leonard Wood MCS Shift Manager Honored for Store’s Work Outfitting Troops
During the Delta Company 787th Military Police Battalion Class of ’21 graduation ceremony in November at Fort Leonard Wood, Tatjana Havlin was recognized for the store’s efforts in helping fit troops with their Army Green…
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126 Years of Family Serving Family – Deb Sloan, Fort Knox
Deb Sloan has been serving the military community for 44 years, all at Fort Knox, and has no plans to retire.
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Keesler BX Plays Key Role in Wreath-Laying Event at Biloxi National Cemetery
Since 2015, the Keesler Exchange has assisted Crusaders for Veterans in ordering wreaths to honor the fallen at the cemetery. But the store’s support goes beyond filling orders,
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Fort Hood’s Clear Creek Exchange Shopping Center Welcomes Bath & Body Works
The new Bath & Body Works opened Dec. 17, just in time for Soldiers and military families to stock up on fragrant gifts for the holidays.
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Severe Weather Causes Damage, Power Failures at Exchanges in Three States
Exchanges in Kansas, Colorado and Nebraska suffered damage, power failures and unscheduled closures Wednesday during a severe weather outbreak that affected much of the Central U.S.
